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New Law Provides $10M For Local Police Agencies To Address High-Crime Areas
A new state law provides $10.3 million for grants to help local police departments address high-crime areas.
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Climate-Friendly Transportation Standards Required For Colorado Metro Areas Under New State Policy
Transportation Commission voted to approve a policy directive with detailed implementation plans for state’s new greenhouse gas standards.
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Progressive Group Alleges GOP Attorney General Candidate Accepted Illegal Campaign Donation
The complaint, filed by left-leaning organization ProgressNow Colorado, shows Kellner accepted a $500 contribution from Michael Fields.
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Car Camping Ban Advances In Boulder County As Homelessness Advocates Protest
The Boulder sheriff this year proposed a new ordinance to Boulder County commissioners that would expand camping bans already in place.
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Colorado Wildfires: Updates On The 2022 Season
When Colorado lawmakers and emergency officials gave an update in April ahead of the 2022 wildfire season, their assessment was grim.
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Colorado Likely To See Peak In COVID-19 Cases In June
"Colorado will likely see an increase in COVID-19 cases across the state with a peak in the middle of June," public health officials said.
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Freedom Of Speech Is Under Attack In Public Schools, U.S. House Panel Told
Students and teachers said their right to talk about race and LGBTQ+ issues is being silenced due to an onslaught of new state laws.
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Under Fire From Congress, FDA Chief Says Baby Formula Shortage Will Improve Soon
WASHINGTON — he declined to explain why his agency didn’t act sooner on a whistleblower report detailing safety issues at Abbott Laboratory.
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Third Ethics Complaint Filed Against Mesa County Clerk Tina Peters
Independent Ethics Commission to review third ethics complaint against Peters involving alleged gifts from MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell.
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Report Says Hundreds Of State Legislators Have Joined Far-Right Facebook Groups
More than 1 in 5 Republican state lawmakers across the country have joined at least one far-right Facebook group, according to a new report.
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Gov. Polis Signs Nurse Staffing Bill But Wants To Avoid Fining Noncompliant Hospitals
Bill to require minimum numbers of nursing staff at hospitals, but with a big caveat that suggests the new standards won't be enforced.
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People Gather For Abortion Rights Rally At Colorado Capitol In Denver
For the second consecutive Saturday, people gathered in downtown Denver to demonstrate support for abortion rights.
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Abortion Capacity In Colorado Could Expand With Advanced Practice Clinicians, More Telehealth
Activists strategizing about how to increase qualified abortion providers' pool to meet demand and not compromise Colorado residents' care.
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Crack-Down On Intoxicating Hemp Products Could Be Coming To Colorado
The CBD you just bought from a small boutique might not be what you think.
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Transitioning Out Of Prison Is Hard. Freedom Institute Is There To Help.
Parolees are released to where they were first arrested — unless they have friends or family elsewhere to take them in.
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Crackdown On Intoxicating Hemp Products Could Be Coming To Colorado
Marijuana and hemp highly regulated in Colorado, but some found loopholes to create intoxicating products that are ending up in wrong hands.
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Biden Condemns Racist Theory Of White Supremacy In Visit To Buffalo After Mass Shooting
Biden condemned ideology that drove the killer to “carry out a murderous, racist rampage." Colorado Rep. Boebert also amplified its tenets.
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Polis Administration Encourages Breast Milk Donations During Baby Formula Shortage
Polis and the Mothers’ Milk Bank are asking for breast milk donations or financial contributions to help parents through the crisis.
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Mystery Attorney In Elbert County Election Security Case Is Former State House Minority Leader
Joe Stengel, former Republican Colorado House minority leader, is mystery attorney at center of election security lawsuit in Elbert County.
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$700M Colorado Property Tax Relief Bill Signed Into Law By Gov. Polis
Gov. Jared Polis signed a group of bills into law aimed at saving people money on various fees and taxes.